Bug 530137

Well all_blocked_bugs() returns bzs listed in "Blocks" field. This suggest following:

"Depends on" *eq* blocks_bug()
"Blocks" *eq* all_blocked_bugs()

That doesn't sound good to me. Thoughts?

Yeah...  Not good :)

I've updated the blocks/depends atts and added tests to validate it.  I haven't pushed it to the CPAN as 0.14 yet as I have some additional work to square away with the alias bits, but it is out on github... As well as documentation to write :)

Hmm, Can you please provide me your testing pre-0.14 package for testing? Or do you plan to update cpan to 0.14 any time soon? My script is kinda stuck atm :(

No problem:

  http://github.com/RsrchBoy/fedora-bugzilla

I do plan on releasing 0.14 soon...  I'm hoping later this week I should have a few tuits free to do just that.

(In reply to comment #4)
> No problem:
> 
>   http://github.com/RsrchBoy/fedora-bugzilla

Just tried this and issue described in this bz still occurs :( - no change so far...

> 
> I do plan on releasing 0.14 soon...  I'm hoping later this week I should have a
> few tuits free to do just that.

Hmm.  Can you try running the tests in t/09.depends-blocks.t?  They all pass for me, finding depends/blocks correctly.

Well, it seems t/09.depends-blocks.t works fine:

ok 1 - The object isa Fedora::Bugzilla::Bug
ok 2 - bug depends on other bugs
ok 3 - bug depends on 3 other bugs
ok 4 - bug depends on 476141
ok 5 - bug depends on 476143
ok 6 - bug depends on 476155
ok 7 - bug blocks other bugs
ok 8 - bug blocks 2 other bugs
ok 9 - bug blocks 478571
ok 10 - bug blocks 478572
1..10

I'll investigate this more tomorrow

Right, so I figured out what's wrong. In bztest3.pl script I'm using blocks_bug() in a wrong way.

To get a list of dependent bugs and blocks bugs I'm using successfully following:

print "all_dependent_bug_ids\n";
@dependent_bugs = $bug->all_dependent_bug_ids;
foreach (@dependent_bugs){
        print "$_\n";
}

print "all_blocked_bug_ids\n";
@blocked_bugs = $bug->all_blocked_bug_ids;
foreach (@blocked_bugs){
        print "$_\n";
}

I would suggest you to add test for these 2 to t/09.depends-blocks.t

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